Whether it's Morgan or Altoria, if they want to fulfill their mission, eventually they must sacrifice themselves, becoming offerings, the materials for forging the holy sword.
Is this mission, destined to require their sacrifice, given so brazenly by the people of paradise?
What does this mean?
If they want to correct history, why don't they act themselves?
If they want to punish the six fairies who defy their will, why send two newly born infants, letting them drift across the sea?
Is it just because they are not the ones sacrificing, not the ones bearing the burden, that they can do it without any scruples?
Anyway, Reiger can't understand the thoughts of those guys in paradise at all unless there's something hidden he doesn't know.
At least for now, Reiger indeed has no liking for that supposed paradise.
Naturally, Reiger wouldn't want to let Altoria go back, either.
What if the people inside demand Altoria to sacrifice in order to correct this part of wrong history?
